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Bitcoin-Entwickler schlägt eine Quantensicherungsfalle für Hacker vor
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Was wäre, wenn jemand Ihre Bitcoin-Wallet hackt und Ihnen für den Diebstahl am Ende Geld zahlen muss? Genau diese Idee steckt hinter einem Vorschlag von Bitcoin-Core-Entwickler Cory Fields. Bitcoin bereitet sich auf Q-Day vor, also auf den Tag, an dem sehr leistungsstarke Quantencomputer die aktuelle Kryptografie von Bitcoin knacken könnten. Fields möchte daher, dass das Der Beitrag Bitcoin-Entwic...
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